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UPDATE 1-US's Yellen urges better coordination on carbon policy
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen called on Friday for better international coordination on carbon-cutting policies to avoid trade frictions, days before the European Union is due to unveil a controversial carbon border tax.

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"It's important that any carbon border adjustment system focus on the degree to which a country's climate policies reduce emissions, and hence carbon content, rather than focus only on explicit carbon pricing," Yellen told a climate tax forum. Approaches could include regulatory restrictions and emissions standards, direct public investments, public subsidies to incentivize private investments, and carbon markets. The Biden administration is pursuing major public investments to decarbonize the U.S. power and transportation sectors, she said.

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, speaking at the same G20 forum, called for a global minimum price for carbon emissions in the absence of a single global price. A cornerstone of Mexico's approach to emissions reduction will be more investment in clean public transportation, Herrera said.

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